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It's been two and a half months since Superstorm Sandy barreled through New Jersey and New York, but people are still desperately awaiting aid. NBC's Katy Tur reports. (Nightly News)

In a neighborhood hard-hit by Sandy, even people who are storm victims themselves find ways to bring Thanksgiving to others. NBC's Kate Snow reports. (Nightly News)

Video captured a koala that was injured in a massive fire in Australia, being helped by a local resident. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)

From northern New Jersey to Philadelphia, and everywhere from Long Island to Pennsylvania, people were searching for gas. Power outages left stations unable to pump, and refineries were working at reduced capacity – but on Thursday the Port of New York was reopened to water traffic and 60 fuel trucks arrived at two air force bases. NBC's Katy Tur reports. (Nightly News)

A massive effort is underway to help those still stranded along the storm-ravaged Jersey shore. NBC's Danielle Leigh reports. (NBC News)

NBC News' Ron Allen reports from New Jersey, where the storm Sandy claimed the lives of six people, displaced thousands from their homes, and stranded even thousands more. Local authorities also respond with strong emotions. (NBC News)

The presidential campaigns are continuing to wage an aggressive back and forth, especially in Ohio. But the devastating impact of Sandy will likely put a wrench in many East Coast residents' plans to vote, as well as the tallying of those votes. NBC's Chuck Todd reports. (Nightly News)

Crews work in Rhode Island to repair lines downed by Hurricane Sandy. WJAR's Parker Gavigan reports. (NBC News)

Just moments after he and a passenger survived a harrowing crash in the Gulf of Mexico, pilot Ted Wright grabbed his iPad to get their rescue on camera. NBC's Janet Shamlian reports and Wright and his passenger talk about the ordeal. (TODAY)